Beyer Clock and Watch Museum

To Swirterland without looking at the watch is big waste! The charming Swiss scenery is infinite! Look at breguet! Perfect mechanical watch! By the way, I bought handbag.

It's at the corner of a tram station on the busiest Banhof Street in Zurich. Switzerland is the capital of clocks and watches, where the museum and jewelry shop are the best places to enjoy such national treasures. As a private museum, the land price here needless to say shows the owner's wealth.

Bayesian horological museum (Uhrenmuseum Beyer Zurich), close to downtown Zurich famous shopping center - class hoff street, has the worlds leading private collections, more than 500 timer across the BC 1400 to todays long history, such as the sundial, sundial, oil clock, hourglass, water clock, clock, table clock, watch, watch and other various tools of measuring time, is the worlds most influential collection timing device.

There are many antique watches, clocks and precious jewelry in the museum. Shareholder watches really look elegant.

The library is rich in collection and knowledge. It is worth visiting.

The Bayer Watch Museum is hard to find. Although it's located on Banhoff Street, the entrance is actually a Rolex store, and the museum is located underneath. It's not very impressive.

There are many clocks in the museum, some of them have existed for more than 100 years, but they still walk on time. It's really strange. Renaissance enthusiasts must come here and look at the big clocks of that time. It was great.

Visiting the Museum of clocks and watches will be really shocked by the design technology of the country of clocks and watches. It is really well designed and excellent.

In a very small museum, you can see luxury watches all over the world, and you can't miss a scenic spot.

Near the famous shopping mall in downtown Zurich, there are many valuable watches, and the museum is underground in the mall, but unfortunately there is no Chinese explanation.